To mark 130 years since the 1895 Ljubljana earthquake, Slovenia’s National and University Library launched a multimedia event using AI to animate archival photos. It also introduced a digital assistant trained on historical sources to deepen public engagement and explore AI’s role in culture.
A delegation from the National Library of Bulgaria visited key cultural institutions in Iceland and explored 4 award winning interactive exhibitions within a bilateral cooperation for socialisation of literary and documentary heritage via digital technologies.
What makes a book sharp and witty? How did early modern print culture shape the way we read, think, and communicate today? The Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania and the National Museum of Lithuania invite scholars to unravel these questions at the international conference “Acutus et Argutus: Early Modern Print Culture in Motion.” (8–10 October 2025 Vilnius, Lithuania)
The National Library of Ireland (NLI) is continually exploring new ways to enhance digital access to its collections. Its Digital team focuses on improving both the technical processes and the ways to digitally represent collection items – just as photography has helped showcase objects, 3D technologies are opening up new possibilities.
On 4 April, as part of the Austrian Days 2025, the Austrian Embassy in Chisinau honoured representatives of the National Library of Moldova with the Decoration of Honour for Services to the Republic of Austria in recognition of their outstanding contribution to fostering intercultural dialogue and bilateral cultural cooperation..
The National Library of Latvia applied for CENL’s Skills and Knowledge Exchange (SKE) Bursary with the aim to enhance metadata workflow by learning from KBR’s approaches to bibliographic data management, metadata quality, and innovative tools.
On 28 March 2025, the National Library of the Republic of Moldova had the honour of hosting a round table meeting with the board members of EUNIC Global, the European Network of Cultural Institutes.
This year marks the centenary of the Jewish Scientific Institute (YIVO), founded in Vilnius in 1925. The National Library of Lithuania, in cooperation with a large number of Lithuanian and foreign partners, among whom are YIVO institute for Jewish Research in New York, YIVO Argentina and others, is implementing a rich program to this.
The special exhibition at the Literature Museum of the Austrian National Library: “Where we come from. Literature and Origins” – on show from April 23, 2025 to Feb. 15, 2026 – tells of identity, of origins and reinventing ourselves – expressed in literature and a gallery of things.
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